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Bill Papas
GUA/6/9/2/2/8 · Dossier · January 1969
Fait partie de Records of the Guardian newspaper

By Eric Wadsworth
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited; Picture Desk; London Picture Library

GUA/6/9/1/1/C · Sub-series · c1960-c2000
Fait partie de Records of the Guardian newspaper

Prints by Guardian/Observer photographers

Box 1
Cabinet
Cable Cars
Cables
Cacti
Calculators
Calenders
Cambodia: Civil War: 1970
Cambodia: Civil War: 1971
Cambodia: Civil War: Pics by Ou-seng hor
Cambodia: Civil War: 1973
Cambodia: General
Cameras: Camcorders
Cameras
Cameras: Surveillance
Cameras: Speed Cameras
Cameroon
Camping
Canada: Calgary
Canada: General
Canada: Montreal
Canada: Mounties
Canada: Niagra falls
Canada: Ottawa
Canada: Politics: Terrorism and Kidnapping
Canada: Quebec
Canada: Toronto
Canada: Vancouver
Canals: Caledonian Canals
Canals: Derelict
Canals: General

Box 2
Canals: Grand Union canal (also contains pictures of the Regents canal)
Canals: Industrial
Canals: Kent and Avon
Canals: Manchester ship canal
Canals: Recreation
Canals: Restoration
Canals: Shropshire union canal
Canals: Staffs. and Worcs. canal
Canals: Trent and Mersey
Canary Islands
Candles
Canvey Island
Capital Punishment: abroad
Car boot sales
Caravans: Shows and exhibitions
Careers 1

Box 3
Careers 2
Carers
Carpets
Carriages
Cartoons: by Steve bell
Cartoons: Film Cartoons
Cartoons: Walt disney: Mickey Mouse
Cartoons: by Low
Cartoons: by Papas
Cartoons: Comic strips
Cartoons: Comic Strips: Posy
Cartoons: General 1
Cartoons: General 2
Castles: Balmoral
Castles: Belvoir
Castles: Bolsover
Castles: Caerarvon
Castles: Dover
Castles: Edinburgh
Castles: General: File 1

Box 4
Castles: General File 2
Castles: Leeds
Castles: Northumberland : Various
Castles: Scotland
Castles: Norwich
Castles: Richmond
Castles: Ruthin
Castles: Warwick
Castles: Wedderburn
Castles: Windsor Castle
Castles: Windsor Castle: Fire Nov 1992
Cathedrals: Bristol - C of E
Cathedrals: Bristol: RC
Cathedrals: Canterbury
Cathedrals: Chester
Cathedrals: Chichester
Cathedrals: Coventry
Cathedrals: Derby
Cathedrals: Durham
Cathedrals: Elgin
Cathedrals: Ely
Cathedrals: Exeter
Cathedrals: General
Cathedrals: Gloucester
Cathedrals: Guildford
Cathedrals: Hereford
Cathedrals: Lichfield
Cathedrals: Lincoln

Box 5
Cathedrals: Liverpool: RC
Cathedrals: Manchester
Cathedrals: Norwich
Cathedrals: St Albans
Cathedrals: St Pauls: Interior
Cathedrals: St Davids
Cathedrals: St Mungo's
Cathedrals: St Pauls:
Cathedrals: St Pauls: Restoration
Cathedrals: Salisbury
Cathedrals: St Pauls
Cathedrals: Wells
Cathedrals: Winchester
Cathedrals: Westminster
Cathedrals: York minster
Caves and potholing
Cement
Cemeteries

Box 6
Cemeteries: Highgate
Cemeteries: War graves
Censorship
Census
Ceramics
Ceremonials and parades
Chad: Civil War
Chad: Civil War: Refugees
Chad: General
Chad: N'Djamena
Channel Crossings
Channel Islands: Guernsey
Channel Tunnel: Construction
Channel Tunnel: Protests and demonstrations

Box 7
Channel Tunnel: Digest of Protests
Channel Tunnel: Finance
Channel Tunnel: General
Channel Tunnel: Labour
Channel Tunnel: Ministerial Ballyhoo
Channel Tunnel: Opening 1994
Channel Tunnel: Railway and Locos
Charcoal
Charities: File 1 up to 1980
Charities: File 2 1981-
Charities: 3 1990-

Box 8
Charities: Help the aged
Chemical Warfare: Exercises: Porton Down: ETC-
Chemical Industry: ICI
Chemical Industry: Glaxowellcome
Chemical Industry: General
Cheviots
Child Abuse
Child Abuse - Nappy Rash Death case
Child Abuse - 'Pindown' case, Northumberland
Children: Abandoned
Children: Adoption
Children at play
Children at play: General
Children at play: Painting
Children at play: Playgrounds: Adventure playgrounds
Children at play: Parties
Children at play: Inflatables
Children at play: Playgrounds
Children: Childbirth
Children: Child soldiers
Children: Childminders
Children: Child support agency
Children: Creches and Nurseries
Children: Crying
Children: Custody
Children: Cruelty
Children: eating
Children: General
Children: Handicapped: Autistic

Box 10
Children: Handicapped: General
Children: Handicapped: Mental Handicap (Inc. Downs syndrome)
Children: Handicapped: Physical Handicapped: (Inc: Deaf/blind)
Children: Handicapped: Spastics
Children: children's homes
Children: Poverty and Deprivation
Chile: Industry
Children: Reading
Children: Save the children fund
Children: Sport
Chile: General Chile: Politics: Pre - Junta
Chile: Politics: Junta: Protests and demonstrations

Box 11
Chile: Politics: Junta
Chile: Politics: Junta:Protests Abroad
Chile: Santiago
Chimneys
China: General (1)
China: General (Frank Martin photos)
China: Health And Welfare
China: Politics (Cultural Revolution 1967)
China: Politics (General)
China: Politics (Parades And Demonstrations - Tiananmen Square [General])
China: Politics (Parades And Demonstrations - Tiananmen Square [May 1989 Only])
China: Politics (Parades And Demonstrations - Tiananmen Square [June & Aftermath 1989 Only])
China: Shenzhen
Chiropody
Christenings
Christmas: Abroad
Christmas: Carol Singers
Christmas: Father Christmas
Christmas: Presents
Christmas: Shopping

Box 12
Christmas: General
Christmas Trees
Church Halls
Church: Memorial Services
Church Missionary Society
Church Of England: Clergy (Conferences)
Church Of England: Clergy (Women)
Church Of England: Services And Ceremonials
China: General (2)
China: Food And Drink
China: Education
China And Porcelain

Box 13
Churches: General (1)
Churches: General (2)
Churches: London (City)
Churches: London (General)
Churches: London (St. Ethelburga's)
Church of England: Clergy

Box 14
Churches: London (St. John's, Smith Square)
Churches: North Yorkshire (St. Mary's)
Churches: Southwell Minster
Churches: Sproxton Methodist Chapel
Churches: Village Churches
Churches: Village Churches (Disused)
Circus: Circus Archaos
Circus: General
Circus: Jim Rose Circus
Circus: Le Cirque Du Soleil
Circus: Nofit State Circus
Circus: Trapeze
Citizen's Advice Bureaux
Civil Defence
Civil Rights
Civil Rights: Criminal Justice Bill
Civil Service: General

Box 15
Civil Service: Strikes And Demonstrations
Clay Pits
Cleaners
Clocks And Watches
Clocks And Watches: Labour (Strikes And Demonstrations: Timex Dispute)
Clowns
Clubs: Crockford's
Clubs: Garrick
Clubs: General
Clubs: Gentlemen's Clubs
Clubs: Groucho Club
Clubs: Leander
Clubs: Lyceum (Liverpool)
Clubs: Nightclubs
Clubs: Penthouse

Box 16
Clubs: Playboy
Coal: Crisis (Winter 1992)
Coal: Collieries (Tower Colliery)
Coal: Collieries (Vale Of Belvoir)
Coal: Collieries (Yorkshire)
Coal: General
Coal: Miners (At The Pithead)
Coal: Miners (General)
Coal: Miners (Portraits)
Coal: Miners (Protests And Demonstrations [not national])
Coal: Miners (Training Centres)
Coal: Miners (UDM)
Coal: Miners (Voting)

Box 17
Coal: Collieries (Closures)
Coal: Collieries (Durham)
Coal: Collieries (Elsegar)
Coal: Collieries (General)
Coal: Collieries (General pre-1941)
Coal: Collieries (High Moor)
Coal: Collieries (Kent)
Coal: Collieries (Monktenhall, Scotland)
Coal: Collieries (South Wales)
Coal: Collieries (Super Pits)

Box 18
Clubs: Union Jack Club
Coal: Miners (Face Workers)
Coal: Mining (Equipment)
Coal: Mining (Historical)
Coal: Mining (Opencast)
Coal: Slag Heaps
Coal Strike (1972)
Coal Strike (1974)
Coal Strike (1984-1985): General
Coal Strike (1984-1985): Marches, Demonstrations And Lobbies
Coal Strike (1984-1985): Occupations
Coal Strike (1984-1985): Picketing At Orgreave
Coal Strike (1984-1985): Picketing (General)
Coal Strike (1984-1985): Rallies
Coal Strike (1984-1985): Scabs
Coaches

Box 19
Coal Strike (1984-1985): Pay Talks
Coal Strike (1984-1985): Picketing (Docks)
Coal Strike (1984-1985): Picketing (Picket Violence [includes murder of Welsh cab driver])
Coal Strike (1984-1985): Picketing (Power Stations)
Coal Strike (1984-1985): Picketing (Steelworks)
Coal Strike (1984-1985): Police (Casualties)
Coal Strike (1984-1985): Police (General)
Coal Strike (1984-1985): Police (In Action)
Coal Strike (1984-1985): Police (Violence)
Coal Strike (1984-1985): Reconciliation
Coal Strike (1984-1985): Return To Work
Coal Strike (1984-1985): Solidarity (includes Miners' Support Groups)
Coal Strike (1984-1985): Victimisation
Coal Strike (1984-1985): Women Support Groups
Coal Strikes (1987-)
Coastguards
Coffee
Coins And Coinage

Box 20
Comics
Commonwealth Institute
Communes
Communism
Community Centres
Community Service
Compact Discs
Companies: Company Meetings
Companies: General
Companies: RTZ
Companies: Virgin
Companies: William Press
Competitions
Computers: Acorn/BBc Micro
Computers: Apple Macintosh
Computers: CD-ROM
Computers: Components
Computers: Education

Box 21
Computers: Historic
Computers: Internet (Cybercafés)
Computers: Internet (General)
Computers: Laptops
Computers: Manufacture And Repair
Computers: Software
Computers: Shows And Exhibitions
Computers: Training
Computers: Videoconferencing
Computers: Viewdata
Confectionery
Confectionery: Rowntree
Conferences: Commonwealth Conferences (1962-)
Conferences: Conference Centres

Box 22
Conferences: Conservative Party (1968-1977 only)
Conferences: Conservative Party (1978-1980)
Conferences: Conservative Party (1981-1992)
Conferences: Conservative Party (1993-)
Conferences: General
Conferences: Green And Away Conference
Conferences: Industrial And Economic
Conferences: Summit Conferences (1975-)
Conferences: Summit Conferences (G7/G8)
Conferences: Summit Conferences (Maastricht Winter 1991)
Conservative Party: General

Box 23
Conservative Party: Young Conservatives
Consumers
Containers
Corporal Punishment
Cosmetics: General
Cosmetics: Lipstick
Costa Rica
Costumes
Cotswolds
Cotton
Councils: General
Councils: Westminster Council Scandal
Council Tax
Counties: Derbyshire
Counties: Durham
Counties: Sussex

Box 24
Counsellors
Counterfeiting
Counties: Bedfordshire
Counties: Buckinghamshire
Counties: Cambridgeshire
Counties: Cheshire
Counties: Cornwall
Counties: Cumbria
Counties: Devon
Counties: Dorset
Counties: Essex
Counties: Gloucestershire
Counties: Hampshire
Counties: Herefordshire
Counties: Hertfordshire
Counties: Huntingdonshire
Counties: Kent
Counties: Lancashire

Box 25
Counties: Leicestershire
Counties: Lincolnshire
Counties: Norfolk
Counties: Northamptonshire
Counties: Northumberland
Counties: Oxfordshire
Counties: Rutland
Counties: Shropshire
Counties: Staffordshire
Counties: Suffolk
Counties: Surrey
Counties: Tyne And Wear
Counties: Warwickshire
Counties: Westmorland
Counties: Wiltshire
Counties: Yorkshire

Box 26
Counties: Worcestershire
Cowboys
Cranes
Crime: Arson (Dream City Cinema Fire, Smithfield)
Crime: Burglar Alarms
Crime: Car Crime
Crime: Counterfeit Goods
Crime: Counterfeiting
Crime: Detection
Crime: Fraud
Crime: General
Crime: Juvenile
Crime: Kidnapping
Crime: Murder (Identikit Pictures)

Box 27
Crime: Missing Persons
Crime: Motoring Offences
Crime: Mugging
Crime: Murder (Ali Mehmet Abuzeid)
Crime: Murder (Alison Shaughnessy - Accused Michelle And Lisa Taylor)
Crime: Murder (Big H)
Crime: Murder (Bridgewater Three)
Crime: Murder (Essex Drug Dealers)
Crime: Murder (Gay Killings - Accused Colin Ireland Summer 1993)
Crime: Murder (General) 1
Crime: Murder (General) 2
Crime: Murder (Handless Corpse 1990)
Crime: Murder (Michael Shorey Killings [Bodies In The Car])
Crime: Murder (Moors Murders)
Crime: Murder (Police Killings - General)
Crime: Murder (Stockwell Strangler/Kenneth Erskine)
Crime: Murder (Thomas Marsall 1997)

Box 28
Crime: Murder (Rose And Fred West [25 Cromwell Street])
Crime: Murder (Thorpe Affair)
Crime: Murder Victims (Female 1970-)
Crime: Murder Victims (Male 1971-)
Crime Prevention
Crime: Robbery (Brinks Mat Bullion Robbery 1983)
Crime: Robbery (General)
Crime: Robbery (In Progress)
Crime: Robbery (Plumstead Abbatoir [Police Shootings] 1988)
Crime: Robbery (Robbery With Violence Victims)
Crime: Robbery (Security Express)
Crime: Robbery (Shoplifting)
Crime: Robbery (Stolen Property)
Crime: Sieges (Balcombe Street)
Crime: Sieges (General)
Crime: Sieges (Highbury)
Crime: Sieges (Iranian Consulate 1984)
Crime: Sieges (Iranian Embassy)
Crime: Sieges (Libyan Embassy)
Crime: Sieges (Spaghetti House)

Box 29
Crime: Sieges (Woolwich Shootings 1987)
Crime: Yardies
Crowds
Crown Agents
Crusades
Crystals
Cuba: Refugees And Emigrés
Curiosities
Customs: General
Customs: Shrove Tuesday
Cyprus: Agriculture
Cyprus: British Bases
Cyprus: General
Cyprus: Industry
Cyprus: Limassol
Cyprus: Nicosia
Cyprus: Politics (Protests And Demonstrations)

Box 30
Cyprus: Politics (Civil War)
Cyprus: Politics (Civil War Refugees)
Cyprus: Politics (General)
Cyprus: Politics (Partition - Greek Sector)
Cyprus: Politics (Partition - Turkish Sector)
Cyprus: Travel Pictures
Czechoslovakia: General
Czechoslovakia: Industry
Czechoslovakia: Politics
Czechoslovakia: Prague
Czech Republic: General
Creator: The Guardian; Picture Desk; London Picture Library

2004
GUA/6/1/1/2/2/10 · Sub-series · 2004
Fait partie de Records of the Guardian newspaper

Contains papers relating to the following speeches made by Alan Rusbridger in 2004:

  1. Typescript speech note cards that are missing first title page but appear to be a speech given for the 5th anniversary of Guardian Unlimited, nd [January 2004]*
  2. Papas - politics, people, places exhibition, The Newsroom, 15 January 2004. Typed note cards for a speech given at the opening of the exhibition on Guardian cartoonist Bill Papas
  3. 'Journalism after Hutton', Leicester Literary and Philosophical Society annual lecture, February 2004. Two versions of printed presentation slides for a speech / presentation which covers the topic of newspaper sizes and layouts. Also includes three sheets of notes (two typed and one handwritten relating to journalism post Hutton).
  4. Guardian Review World Book Day Forum, The Newsroom, 3 March 2004. Typed note cards with handwritten annotations for a speech introducing Gail Rebuck, chief executive of publisher Random House.
  5. Speech to the [Media Society], City University, 12 March 2004. Typed note cards with handwritten annotations for a speech on privacy
  6. Jeannette Page retirement, 25 March 2004. Typed note cards outlining Jeannette's career at the Guardian.**
  7. 3rd Annual Mulberry Youth Conference on 'Modern Mass Media: The Influence of Information,' Mulberry School for Girls, London, 1 April 2004. Correspondence and conference programme only.
  8. 'Sex, Lies and Circulation', Hay Festival, 31 May 2004. Typed note cards with handwritten annotations for a discussion with Joshua Rozenberg, Michael Crick, Damian Tambini, Hugh Tomlinson on what defines public interest and how.
  9. Launch of Public magazine, 9 September 2004. Typescript note cards for a speech about the role and content of the new magazine.
  10. Debate held at ICA (Institute of Contemporary Arts), 12 October [2004]. Two versions of typed notes, one with handwritten annotations for a debate on journalism, trust and authority. References a John Lloyd book and Andrew Gilligan.
  11. First Hugo Young Memorial Lecture, Chatham House, 20 October 2004. Typescript notes for an introduction to Philip Stephens.
  12. 'We the media: the future of news', Orange World, 26 October 2006. Printout of an advert for the event at which Alan Rusbridger talks to Roy Greenslade.
  13. 'Do Britain’s Journalists Have Too Much Power and Too Little Responsibility?’, RSA (Royal Society of Arts) / Economist debate, 11 November 2004. Typescript note cards with handwritten annotations.
  14. Radio 3's Great Balloon Debate, notes dated 15 December 2004 [broadcast 1 January 2005]. Two sets of printed note cards and one set of A4 papers all with handwritten annotation for AR's appearance at the Wigmore Hall debate in which four celebrities (AR, Germaine Greer, Michael Portillo and Siobhan Davies) champion four composers.
  15. Exact event / speech unknown, nd [possibly Oxford University debate with Piers Morgan***]. Typed note cards with handwritten annotations for a speech on media, politics and democracy. Dated as [October 2004] from a reference to US election that year.
  16. 'Extraordinary times in newspapers, random straws', nd [c.2004]. Typed note cards with handwritten annotations for an unknown speech / event / notes relating to reaction to the Hutton Enquiry and British journalism model.****
  17. Two versions of typed notes with handwritten annotations for an unknown event, nd [c2004]. Notes cover Hutton Enquiry report, the relationship between journalists and politicians and the effect of new technologies on journalism. These notes may be linked to the note cards for the above unknown event (Extraordinary times in newspapers...) as the subjects covered are similar.
  18. Typed notes for an unknown event [c2004/early 2005]. Possibly produced for an internal briefing concerning potential cost savings.*****
  19. Cambridge Evening News Business Excellence Awards, King's College Cambridge, 31st March 2005. DVD recording of the event which features opening speech by AR.**
    Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited; Editor's Office; Alan Rusbridger
OBS/6/9/2/6/P · Sub-series · c1950-c2000
Fait partie de Records of The Observer newspaper

Files of prints of the following individuals:

Box 1:
Pacey, Alice (Set by Jane Bown)
Pacino, Al (Set by Sue Adler)
Pacino, Al (Portrait by Sue Adler)
Packer, Kerry
Padley, Walter
Pagano, Margareta (Staff)
Page, Anthony
Page, Bruce
Page, Campbell (Staff)
Page, Frank (Staff)
Page, Hugo
Page, Kathy
Page, Kevin (Staff)
Page, Louise
Page, Tim
Pagett, Nicola (Sets by Jane Bown, Alan Titmass, Henrietta Butler and Nobby Clark)
Pagnamenta, Peter
Paige, Elaine (Including sets by Jane Bown and Nobby Clark)
Paine, William & Audrey (Set by Jane Bown)
Painter, George D
Paish, Prof Frank (Set by Michael Peto)
Paisley, Ian (Including sets by Tony McGrath and David Newell Smith)
Paisley, Ian (Including sets by Don McPhee, MArtin Arglesa and Sean Smith)
Paisley, Kyle

Box 2:
Pakraven, Shahwaz
Pakula, Alan
Palau, Luis
Paley, Grace
Palin, Michael (Including sets by Eamonn McCabe and Jane Bown)
Pallister, David (Staff)
Palme, Olof
Palmer, Angela (Staff)
Palmer, John (Staff)
Palmer, Lilli (Set by Jane Bown)
Palmer, Robert
Palmer, Stephen (Staff)
Palmer, Tony (Staff)
Palmer-Tomkinson, Tara
Palminteri, Chazz
Palumbo, Peter (Including set by Jane Bown)
Palunin, Sava
Pamuk, Orhan
Pandya, Nick (Staff)
Panic, Milan
Panov, Galina
Panov, Valey and Salia (Including set by Nobby Clark)
Panufnik, Andrzej
Paoli, Cecile
Paolini, Christopher (Set by Jane Bown)
Paolozzi, Eduardo
Papandreou, Andreas
Papas (Staff)
Papp, Joseph
Papworth, Rev John
Parahia, Murray (Set by Jane Bown)
Paratin, Phil
Pardoe, John
Paredes, Marisa
Parekh, Asha
Paretsky, Sara
Parfitt, David
Parfitt, David
Parfitt, Judy
Parikian, Manoug
Parini, Jay
Paris, Mica
Parish, Daphne (Including sets by Jane Bown and Sue Adler)
Park, Alex
Park, James
Park, Merle (Including set by Jane Bown)
Parker, Alan (Film Director)
Parker, Alan (Comedian)
Parker, Andi
Parker, Charlie (His widow and his instruments)
Parker, Cornelia
Parker, Diana (Set by Jane Bown)
Parker, Evan
Parker, Helen
Parker, John
Parker, Jon Kimura (Set by Allan Titmuss)
Parker, Sir Peter (Including set by Jane Bown)

Box 3:
Parker, Robert
Parker, Stephen (Staff)
Parker, Stewart (Sets by Martin Argles and Don McPhee)
Parker, Tim and Olaf
Parker, Tony
Parkes, Rev James (Sets by David Newell Smith and Michael Peto)
Parkin, Michael (Staff)
Parkin, Michael (Gallerist, husband of Molly Parkin)
Parkin, Molly (Including set by Jane Bown)
Parkin, Sarah
Parkinson, Ann (Including set by Jane Bown)
Parkinson, Cecil (Including sets by Jane Bown, Neil Libbert, John Reardon, Dod Miller, David Mansel, Graham Turner, Sean Smith and David Sillitoe)
Parkinson, Geoffrey
Parkinson, Michael (Including set by Peter Johns)
Parkinson, Norman (Including set by Jane Bown)
Parks, Gordon (Set by Peter Johns)
Parks, Hilde
Parks, Tim
Parnes, Anthony Keith
Parr-Burman, Phil
Parrett, Janet (set by Jane Bown)
Parris, Mathew
Parry, Gareth (Staff)
Parry, Glyn
Parry, Jann (Staff)
Parry, Natasha
Parry, Terry
Parsons, Betty (Including set by Jane Bown)
Parsons, Charlie
Parsons, David (Set by Jane Bown)
Parsons, Denis (Set by Jane Bown)
Parsons, Estelle (Set by Peter Johns)
Parsons, Jed (Set by Jane Bown)
Parsons, Tony
Part, Arvo
Parton, Dolly
Partridge, Eric (Set by Stuart Heydinger)
Partridge, Francis (Including set by Jane Bown)
Partridge, David
Partridge, James
Partridge, Nick (Set by Jane Bown)
Pascall, Alex
Pasmore, Victor (Set by Jane Bown)
Pasolini, Pier Paolo
Pass, Nellie
Passmore, Nick (Staff)
Patachou
Patel, Prapilbhai (Set by Jane Bown)
Paterson, Alex
Paterson, Don
Patil, Madhav
Paton-Davis, John
Paton-Walsh, Jill
Patten, Brian*
Patten, Christopher
Patten, John (Including sets by Neil Libbert, Don McPhee, David Sillitoe and Graham Turner)
Patten-Walsh, Jill
Paterson, Bill
Patterson, Glen
Patterson, Harry
Patterson, Dr Margaret (Meg) (Including set by Jane Bown)

Box 4:
Patterson, Marie (Including set by Jane Bown)
Patterson, Paul
Patterson, Sarah
Patterson, Simon
Pattinson, Derek (Including set by Jane Bown)
Pattinson, Harry
Patterson, Hubert
Patullo, Polly
Paul, Lord (Sets by Eamonn McCabe and Sue Adler)
Paulin, Tom
Pauling, Dr Linus (Set by Karsh)
Paustovsky, Konstantin (Including sets by Neil Libbert and David Newell Smith)
Pavarotti, Luciano (Including sets by Jane Bown, Neil Libbert, Sue Adler, Tony McGrath, Peter Johns and Henrietta Butler)
Pavlova, Anna (Pictures of her possessions) (Set by Jane Bown)
Pavic, Milorad
Pawson, Richard (Set by Jane Bown)
Pawson, Tony (Staff)
Paxman, Jeremy (Sets by Neil Libbert and Eamonn McCabe)
Paxton, Tom
Payne, Cynthia (Including set by Jane Bown)
Payne, Max
Payne, Nicholas
Payne, Norman J
Payne, Sara (Set by Jane Bown)
Paine, William and Audrey (Set by Jane Bown)
Paynter, Will (Including sets by Jane Bown and Michael Peto)
Paz, Octavio
Peabody, Mr George (Statue of) (Set by Jane Bown)
Peacock, Prof Alan (Including set by Jane Bown)
Peacock, Michael (Sets by Stuart Heydinger and Michael Peto)
Peacock, Trevor
Pearce, Sir Austin
Pearce, Edward
Pearce, John
Pears, Peter (Sets by Jane Bown and Erich Auerbach)
Pearson, Ian
Pearson, Jenny (Staff)
Pearson, Neil (Set by Eamonn McCabe)
Pearson, Winifred (Set by Jane Bown)
Peart, Lord (Fred)
Peck, Bob
Peck, Ellen
Peck, Gregory (Set by Jane Bown)
Peck, John
Peck, M Scott (Set by Jane Bown)
Pedler, Dr Kit (Including set by Jane Bown)
Peel, John (Including set by Jane Bown)
Peers, Peter (Set by Jane Bown)
Pei, I M
Peitrowska, Agnieszka
Pekinel Twins
Pelevin, Viktor
Pelling, Rev John
Pelling, Rowan (Set by Jane Bown)
Pema, Jersun
Penderecki, Krystof (Including set by Neil Libbert)
Pendergrast, Mark
Pendleton, Frank
Pendragon, Arthur
Penhaligon, David
Penhaligon, Susan
Penhall, Joe (Set by David Sillitoe)
Penman, Ian
Pennebaker, Donn Alan
Penney, Jennifer

Box 5:
Penney, Lord
Pennington, Michael
Pennis, Dennis
Penny, Nicholas
Penrose, Prof Roger
Penrose, Sir Roland (Including set by Jane Bown)
Peploe, Mrs Christine (Set by Jane Bown)
Pepper, Dr Bill (Set by Jane Bown)
Pepper, Redd
Perahia, Murray (Including set by Jane Bown)
Pereira, Miguel (Set by Jane Bown)
Perelman, S J (Including set by Jane Bown)
Peres, Shimon (Including Judah Passow, Neil Libbert and Martin Argles)
Perez De Cuellar, Javier
Peri, Peter
Perkin, John (Staff)
Perkins, Anthony (Including sets by Jane Bown, Jack Nisberg and Roger Corbeau)
Perkins, Emily
Perkins, Stella
Perl, Mrs Verdun
Perlman, Isaac (Set by Jane Bown)
Perriam, Wendy
Perrot, Roy (Staff)
Perry, Dave
Perry, Frances (Staff)
Perry, Grayson
Perry, Lee 'Scratch'
Perry, Matthew
Persaud, Dr Raj (Set by Eamonn McCabe)
Pertwee, Bill
Pertwee, Jon
Perutz, Kathrin
Pesek, Libor
Peters, Andi
Peters, Clark
Peters, Ellis
Peterson, Eric
Peterson, Oscar (Sets by Jane Bown, Lorrie Graham and Murdo MacLeod)
Petherbridge, Edward (Set by Jane Bown)
Petit, Chris
Petre, Diana
Petrescu, Irina
Petronio, Stephen
Petry, Diana (Staff)
Petty, Cecil
Pevsner, Sir Nikolaus
Peyton, Baron John
Peyton, Mrs K M
Payton-Jones, Julia
Phelphs, Ted
Phibbs, Harry (Including set by Jane Bown)
Philby, Kim (Including set by Jane Bown)
Philips, Emo
Philips, Jane Ann
Pinter, Harold
Phillip, Caryl
Phillips, Leslie
Phillips, Captain Mark
Phillips, Melanie
Phillips, Robin
Phillips, Sian
Phillips, Tom

Box 6:
Phillips, Trevor
Phillis, Bob
Phipps, Jack
Phoenix, Pat
Phoenix, River
Piaf, Edith
Piano, Renzo
Picasso, Pablo
Picasso, Paloma
Piccoli, Michael
Pick, Helen (Hella) (Staff)*
Pickett, Cindy
Pickford, Mary
Pickup, Ronald
Piehler, H A
Pierce, Acton (Set by Jane Bown)
Pierce, Charles (Set by Jane Bown)
Piercy, Marge (Set by Jane Bown)
Piering, Scott
Pierre, D B C (Set by Jane Bown)
Piggott, Lester (2 copy negatives from colour reversal film)
Piggot-Smith, Tim
Pilger, John
Pilkington, Edward (Staff)
Pilkington, John (Staff)
Pilkington, Rev Pat (Set by Jane Bown)
Pilling, Anne
Pincher, Chapman (Including set by Jane Bown)
Pinchot, Ann
Pinney, Aza
Pinnock, Winsome
Pinter, Harold
Piotrowska, Agnieszka (Including set by Jane Bown)
Piper, Billy
Piper, John (Including set by Jane Bown)
Pisk, Litz
Pitcairn, Rev Theodore (Set by Jane Bown)
Pitt, Brad
Pitt-Kethley, Fiona
Pitt-Watson, David
Pitts, Martin (Set by Jane Bown)
Pizzey, Erin (Including set by Jane Bown)
Planner, Nigel (Including set by Jane Bown)
Plastercaster, Cynthia
Pleasance, Angela
Pleasence, Donald (Including sets by Jane Bown, Nobby Clark and Peter Johns)
Pliatzky, Leo
Plimmer, Charlotte
Phsetskaya, Maya Mikhailova
Plommer, Leslie (Staff) (Including negatives)
Plowright, Joan (Including sets by Jane Bown, Nobby Clark and Peter Johns)
Plunkett, James
Podgorny, Nikolai
Poliakoff, Serge (Image by Karsh)
Poliakoff, Stephen
Polanski, Roman
Pollini, Maurizio
Pollock, Alice
Pollock, Jackson
Polskikh, Galina
Pompidou, Georges
Ponting, Clive (Including set by Jane Bown)
Pool, Hannah (Staff)

Box 7:
Pop, Iggy
Pope John Paul 2nd (Including set by Jane Bown)
Pope Paul 6th (Sets by Stuart Heydinger and Chris Smith)
Pope John 23rd (Sets by Karsh and Peter Keen)
Pope Pius 12th (Set by Karsh)
Portillo, Michael
Postelthwaite, Pete (Including set by Jane Bown)
Potter, Dennis (Including set by Jane Bown)
Pound, Ezra
Powell, Anthony (Including set by Jane Bown)
Powell, Gen Colin
Powell, Dilys
Powell, Enoch
Powell, Jonathan (Including a set by Jane Bown)
Pratchett, Terry (Including set by Jane Bown)
Preminger, Otto
Prescott, John (1)
Prescott, John (2) (Including set by Jane Bown)
Preston, Peter (Guardian Editor 1975-1995)

Box 8:
Preston, Simon (Including set by Jane Bown)
Prevert, Jacques (Image by Brassai)
Previn, Andre
Price, John
Price, Vincent
Priestland, Gerald (Set by Jane Bown)
Priestley, J B (Including sets by Jane Bown and Colin Jones)
Primarolo, Dawn
Prince (Including sets by Alan Titmass and Henrietta Butler)
Prince, Habold (Sets by Jane Bown and Nobby Clark)
Pringle, John (Staff)
Pringle, Valentine (Set by Jane Bown)
Prior, James (Including set by Jane Bown)
Pritchard, John (Sets by Colin Jones, Geofrey MacDominic, Tony McGrath, Erich Auerbach and Allan Titmuss)
Pritchett, Oliver (Set by Jane Bown)
Pritchett, Oliver (GDN Staff)
Pritchett, V S (Set by Jane Bown)
Prittie, Terence (GDN Staff)
Proby, P J
Procktor, Patrick
Profumo, John (Including set by Jane Bown)
Prokofiev, Madame (Set by Jane Bown)
Prokovsky, Andre
Proops, Marjorie (Sets by Jane Bown and Peter Johns)
Prosser, Edward (Set by Jane Bown)
Proulx, Annie (Including set by Jane Bown)
Prowse, Phillip (Set By Murdo MacLeod)
Pryce, Jonathan (Sets by Jane Bown, Nobby Clark, Richard Mildenhall and Neil Libbert)
Pryce Jones, Alan (Staff)
Pryke, Paula (Set by Jane Bown)
Pszoniak, Wojtek
Pullman, Bill
Purdie, Sam
Purum, Flora
Purvis, Stewart (Set by Jane Bown)
Putnam, Ashley
Puttnam, David (Including set by Jane Bown)
Pyke, Edward (Set by Jane Bown)
Pym, Francis (Including sets by Jane Bown and Lorrie Graham)
Pyne, Natasha (Set by Jane Bown)
Creator: The Observer Limited; Picture Desk; Observer Picture Library

Illustrations by Les Gibbard
LDG · Fonds · 1969-2005

The majority of the collection is comprised of original political cartoons that were published in the Guardian newspaper between the years 1969 and 1993. The collection contains other original material such as illustrations, caricatures, sketches and ideas' books. The ideas' books show how Gibbard created rough forms of images that would later become published political cartoons. There is also a large number of copies of work contained within this collection. These copies are in a variety of formats including photocopies, bromides, process prints and negatives.

Administrative/Biographical history: Leslie David Gibbard was born on 26 October 1945 in Kaiapoi, New Zealand. Gibbard started out on his career path in 1962 drawing cartoons, illustrations and caricatures for such newspapers as the Auckland Star, New Zealand Weekly News, Sunday News, Melbourne Herald and New Zealand Herald. It was at the New Zealand Herald that Gibbard was coached and greatly influenced by the political cartoonist Sir Gordon Minhinnick. Gibbard arrived in London on 1 June 1967 and got his first job as arts caricaturist and pocket cartoonist for the Sunday Telegraph (1967-1970). Soon he became the successor of Bill Papas, the political cartoonist of the Guardian (1969-1994). Gibbard is the Guardian's longest serving political cartoonist and the youngest to have started his career there at the age of 23. Gibbard contributed to a variety of other newspapers and magazines including the Daily Mirror, Daily Sketch, Daily Telegraph, Sunday Mirror, Evening Standard and Time Out. He also worked as an animator for Richard Williams (1973-1975) and Ken Harris of Warner Brothers. Gibbard was involved in the animation of 'Beatrix Potter', 'Wind in the Willows', 'Famous Fred' and other such series for television. Gibbard produced his own animated political cartoon series for Granada TV's 'Reports Politics' entitled 'Newshound' (1976-1977). He has drawn weekly political cartoons for BBC's 'On The Record' (1988-1995), 'Newsnight' and Channel 4's 'A Week in Politics' (1982-1986). He was voted the BISFA Slide/Strip Artist of the Year 1980 and National Canine Defence League Dog Cartoonist of the Year in 1989. A collection of Gibbard's best works entitled 'Gibbard's Double Decade Omnibus' was published in 1991 by Bellew Publishing, London.

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William Papas Collection
WEP · Fonds · 1959-1970

A collection of original political cartoons and cartoon strips (featuring Papas' alter-ego, Theodore the mouse), letters, sketches and newspaper cuttings, including five drawings on the six day war and a notebook containing sketches and other material. There is also some production material (brass plates and glass plate negatives).

Administrative/Biographical history: William (Bill) Elias Papas first moved to England in 1946, studying at Beckenham Art School, Bromley, before travelling around Europe. He returned to South Africa in 1949, where his first cartoon was published by the Cape Times. He also freelanced for the Johannesburg Star, Drum, and other publications. On returning to England in 1959, he joined the Manchester Guardian, and produced his first political cartoon for the paper. He was runner up in the Kate Greenaway Medal awards for childrens book illustration in 1967. After leaving the Guardian in 1970, he moved to the US in 1984. He married Aroon McConnell in 1954. They had three children, but the marriage was dissolved in 1968. He then married Tessa Pares in 1970.
Creator: Papas, William Elias (1927-2000) cartoonist

Original artwork
WEP/1 · Série · c1963-1970
Fait partie de William Papas Collection

Includes cartoons published in the Guardian and Punch. Where known the date of publication has been included.

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